Новости за 06.07.2021

Stay cool on a hot and humid Tuesday but get ready for weather whiplash Wednesday with a forecast high in the teens and the potential for plenty of rain. From a morning low of 20 C Tuesday, the mercury is expected to reach 29 C with a humidex of 36, according to Environment and Climate […]

Government plans tell us what we can do, but not necessarily what we should. Individuals need to better understand the nuances.

Tuesday, July 6: You can write to us too, at letters@ottawacitizen.com

Reuven Bulka was that all-too-rare leader whose greatest strength lay not in taking a side, but in bringing sides together; not in exploiting our differences, but in appealing to our common aspirations and our shared values.

Brendon Wayne Spurrell, the convicted sex predator who was accidentally released from the Ottawa jail last year, has lost his appeal and will remain on the national sex offender registry for life. Spurrell, 23, represented himself at trial and his appeal, arguing that the trial judge unfairly penalized him for being honest about his history […]

It’s usually a pretty straightforward process, at least if you’re a middle-aged white guy. You win an award, you post about it on social media, and you get an avalanche of congratulatory comments. But when Nathan Hall, the CEO of Simple Story, was named to Ottawa’s Forty Under 40, among the many supportive responses he […]

Myocarditis after mRNA COVID-19 vaccination is a rare adverse event that often resolves quickly, without treatment.

The Queensway Carleton Hospital on Monday felt compelled to send a series of tweets with a disturbing message.

Loris Tyson Ndongozi, 20, was fatally shot Sunday night in what his family called the senseless killing of a gentle giant.

Ontario reported 170 cases of COVID-19 on Monday, the lowest new case count in nearly 10 months. There was one new death. Waterloo Region reported 34 new cases, Toronto 27, Grey Bruce 18 and the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit reported 13 cases. The daily case count was the lowest in Ontario since […]